Battery Monitor
Battery Monitor is a macOS utility from Bresink that helps you track battery charge, health, aging, and power-use history on portable Macs.
What is Battery Monitor?
Battery Monitor is a native macOS utility that helps users watch the condition and behavior of a Mac notebook battery over time. It is designed for people who want more detail than the standard battery indicator, including current charge information, battery health trends, and historical charge or discharge activity. The app can show battery status in the Dock, present detailed technical readings such as cycle count and capacity, and chart battery history to help users understand wear and power use. It also keeps long-term records that make it easier to spot aging or reduced capacity and decide when a battery may need service or replacement. For supported Bluetooth devices, Battery Monitor can also include their battery levels in its overview. Battery Monitor is published by Bresink for macOS.
Key features
- Show current battery charge status in the Dock
- View detailed battery information such as capacity, temperature, and charge cycles
- Track charge and discharge history with graphs
- Monitor long-term battery aging and remaining capacity trends
- Estimate remaining runtime from battery data
- Receive notifications about charging or discharging progress
- Include battery levels for supported Bluetooth devices
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Battery Monitor is a legitimate battery utility for macOS. It reads battery and power information so it can display health details, history, and charging status, which is normal for this type of app. If you stop using it or remove it, you may lose its saved history and logs, but your Mac’s built-in battery features will still remain available.
Recommendation: Keep Battery Monitor if you actively use its battery health details, history graphs, or notifications. If you no longer monitor battery condition and prefer macOS's built-in battery tools, you can remove it without affecting normal core system operation.
Common paths
/Applications/Battery Monitor.app
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